I am sure I heard on the radio on the way home tonight that Rangers Fans are planning to protest on Saturday with a mass walkout during the game....
Probably with about 20minutes to go.... as per every other match.
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QUOTE (thejailender @ Aug 12 2008, 20:47) 
I am sure I heard on the radio on the way home tonight that Rangers Fans are planning to protest on Saturday with a mass walkout during the game....
Probably with about 20minutes to go.... as per every other match.
Probably with about 20minutes to go.... as per every other match.
i heard on the radio it was 60 minutes into the game
this is an amusing time for all celtic supporters
QUOTE (thejailender @ Aug 12 2008, 20:47)
I am sure I heard on the radio on the way home tonight that Rangers Fans are planning to protest on Saturday with a mass walkout during the game....
Probably with about 20minutes to go.... as per every other match.
Probably with about 20minutes to go.... as per every other match.
Original.......
QUOTE (Edge @ Aug 12 2008, 21:05)
Original.......
I didn't realise I typed that...
Personally I've no time for and don't get involved with the sectarian / religious issues in football
By the way, the original post wasn't a joke, I did actually hear on the radio there were planning a protest walk out on Saturday..
I just added the last line
QUOTE (thejailender @ Aug 12 2008, 22:54)
I didn't realise I typed that...
Personally I've no time for and don't get involved with the sectarian / religious issues in football
By the way, the original post wasn't a joke, I did actually hear on the radio there were planning a protest walk out on Saturday..
I just added the last line
Personally I've no time for and don't get involved with the sectarian / religious issues in football
By the way, the original post wasn't a joke, I did actually hear on the radio there were planning a protest walk out on Saturday..
I just added the last line
QUOTE (LordHawHaw @ Aug 12 2008, 23:29)
mass
Dont think this hun is planning a walkout but he's cert no happy...
Greenock Bear
These colours never run Join Date: 21-04-2007
Location: Telling Murray to GTF
Posts: 1,452
I have hummed and hawed...
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...but following the events of the past few weeks, I have finally had enough and decided to hand back my season ticket.
I can honestly say that making the decision to hand it back has been one of the hardest decisions of my life.
I am 38 years old and have been regularly attending games with my dad (until 2 years ago when he stopped going through ill health) for the past 34 years.
George Young was was best man at my Great Uncle Archie's wedding and a personal friend of the family for many years. My dad has told many tales of sitting in the directors box at Ibrox as a guest of George because he thought it was right that his great pal was taking the wee man to the games. In short, I was never likely to be anything other than a Rangers supporter, given that background.
I am sure that many of you will have had similar struggles over the past few years and can sympathise, however I have a strong sense that I am either letting my father down in the tradition that he has set before me (to borrow a phrase from another great man...) or upholding the traditions of my club by making a stance against a man who cares not a jot for the same greatness within and around the history of the club that we all love. I still cannot make up my mind which it is, however I have made the decision that I will not return to Ibrox until Murray is no longer in power.
I am furious to find out that the T/O advised that it cannot be cancelled for the next 28 days and they will pro rata any games played in this period and deduct this off my ticket price before refunding, regardless of my attendance or not.
I will present myself in person at the ticket office tomorrow to demand a refund and will not be swayed in this. The fact that the Rangers have an administration backlog within their offices and will take a number of weeks to process my refund is not of my concern. They should not and will not get away with taking my apathy or supposed ignorance of the law for granted. I am due a full refund as no services have as yet been provided and that also applies to the "admin fee" as the ticket is unused, therefore rendering it unenforcable in law until after Satuday's match.
If anyone else has had the same struggle within and come to the same decision, please bear this in mind when dealing with the ticket office.
Today must truly be the most disappointing day of my adult life...
Sorry but...
Greenock Bear
These colours never run Join Date: 21-04-2007
Location: Telling Murray to GTF
Posts: 1,452
I have hummed and hawed...
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
...but following the events of the past few weeks, I have finally had enough and decided to hand back my season ticket.
I can honestly say that making the decision to hand it back has been one of the hardest decisions of my life.
I am 38 years old and have been regularly attending games with my dad (until 2 years ago when he stopped going through ill health) for the past 34 years.
George Young was was best man at my Great Uncle Archie's wedding and a personal friend of the family for many years. My dad has told many tales of sitting in the directors box at Ibrox as a guest of George because he thought it was right that his great pal was taking the wee man to the games. In short, I was never likely to be anything other than a Rangers supporter, given that background.
I am sure that many of you will have had similar struggles over the past few years and can sympathise, however I have a strong sense that I am either letting my father down in the tradition that he has set before me (to borrow a phrase from another great man...) or upholding the traditions of my club by making a stance against a man who cares not a jot for the same greatness within and around the history of the club that we all love. I still cannot make up my mind which it is, however I have made the decision that I will not return to Ibrox until Murray is no longer in power.
I am furious to find out that the T/O advised that it cannot be cancelled for the next 28 days and they will pro rata any games played in this period and deduct this off my ticket price before refunding, regardless of my attendance or not.
I will present myself in person at the ticket office tomorrow to demand a refund and will not be swayed in this. The fact that the Rangers have an administration backlog within their offices and will take a number of weeks to process my refund is not of my concern. They should not and will not get away with taking my apathy or supposed ignorance of the law for granted. I am due a full refund as no services have as yet been provided and that also applies to the "admin fee" as the ticket is unused, therefore rendering it unenforcable in law until after Satuday's match.
If anyone else has had the same struggle within and come to the same decision, please bear this in mind when dealing with the ticket office.
Today must truly be the most disappointing day of my adult life...
Sorry but...
QUOTE (Millfield Marksman @ Aug 13 2008, 00:04)
mass
DOH!
I heard that quite a few season books had been "sent back" anybody know of this?
QUOTE (LordHawHaw @ Aug 14 2008, 15:43)
DOH!
I heard that quite a few season books had been "sent back" anybody know of this?
I heard that quite a few season books had been "sent back" anybody know of this?
Yeah plenty judging by the thread on Follow Follow
If anybody has sent their tickets back, they'll be the same ones clamouring to get them back again once (or if) the team starts winning again.
QUOTE (KnightswoodBear @ Aug 14 2008, 15:50)
If anybody has sent their tickets back, they'll be the same ones clamouring to get them back again once (or if) the team starts winning again.
do you think these idiots feel self-righteous for about 5 minutes after sending the book back then realise they are out of packet and a fanny?
QUOTE (H_B @ Aug 14 2008, 16:00)
do you think these idiots feel self-righteous for about 5 minutes after sending the book back then realise they are out of packet and a fanny?
Probably not. You'd be surprised at how indignant some Rangers fans can get before their brain kicks in
QUOTE (KnightswoodBear @ Aug 14 2008, 16:02)
Probably not. You'd be surprised at how indignant some Rangers fans can get before their brain kicks in
Those that have one...
QUOTE (Larsson. @ Aug 14 2008, 15:31)
Dont think this hun is planning a walkout but he's cert no happy...
Greenock Bear
These colours never run Join Date: 21-04-2007
Location: Telling Murray to GTF
Posts: 1,452
I have hummed and hawed...
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
...but following the events of the past few weeks, I have finally had enough and decided to hand back my season ticket.
I can honestly say that making the decision to hand it back has been one of the hardest decisions of my life.
I am 38 years old and have been regularly attending games with my dad (until 2 years ago when he stopped going through ill health) for the past 34 years.
George Young was was best man at my Great Uncle Archie's wedding and a personal friend of the family for many years. My dad has told many tales of sitting in the directors box at Ibrox as a guest of George because he thought it was right that his great pal was taking the wee man to the games. In short, I was never likely to be anything other than a Rangers supporter, given that background.
I am sure that many of you will have had similar struggles over the past few years and can sympathise, however I have a strong sense that I am either letting my father down in the tradition that he has set before me (to borrow a phrase from another great man...) or upholding the traditions of my club by making a stance against a man who cares not a jot for the same greatness within and around the history of the club that we all love. I still cannot make up my mind which it is, however I have made the decision that I will not return to Ibrox until Murray is no longer in power.
I am furious to find out that the T/O advised that it cannot be cancelled for the next 28 days and they will pro rata any games played in this period and deduct this off my ticket price before refunding, regardless of my attendance or not.
I will present myself in person at the ticket office tomorrow to demand a refund and will not be swayed in this. The fact that the Rangers have an administration backlog within their offices and will take a number of weeks to process my refund is not of my concern. They should not and will not get away with taking my apathy or supposed ignorance of the law for granted. I am due a full refund as no services have as yet been provided and that also applies to the "admin fee" as the ticket is unused, therefore rendering it unenforcable in law until after Satuday's match.
If anyone else has had the same struggle within and come to the same decision, please bear this in mind when dealing with the ticket office.
Today must truly be the most disappointing day of my adult life...
Sorry but...
Greenock Bear
These colours never run Join Date: 21-04-2007
Location: Telling Murray to GTF
Posts: 1,452
I have hummed and hawed...
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
...but following the events of the past few weeks, I have finally had enough and decided to hand back my season ticket.
I can honestly say that making the decision to hand it back has been one of the hardest decisions of my life.
I am 38 years old and have been regularly attending games with my dad (until 2 years ago when he stopped going through ill health) for the past 34 years.
George Young was was best man at my Great Uncle Archie's wedding and a personal friend of the family for many years. My dad has told many tales of sitting in the directors box at Ibrox as a guest of George because he thought it was right that his great pal was taking the wee man to the games. In short, I was never likely to be anything other than a Rangers supporter, given that background.
I am sure that many of you will have had similar struggles over the past few years and can sympathise, however I have a strong sense that I am either letting my father down in the tradition that he has set before me (to borrow a phrase from another great man...) or upholding the traditions of my club by making a stance against a man who cares not a jot for the same greatness within and around the history of the club that we all love. I still cannot make up my mind which it is, however I have made the decision that I will not return to Ibrox until Murray is no longer in power.
I am furious to find out that the T/O advised that it cannot be cancelled for the next 28 days and they will pro rata any games played in this period and deduct this off my ticket price before refunding, regardless of my attendance or not.
I will present myself in person at the ticket office tomorrow to demand a refund and will not be swayed in this. The fact that the Rangers have an administration backlog within their offices and will take a number of weeks to process my refund is not of my concern. They should not and will not get away with taking my apathy or supposed ignorance of the law for granted. I am due a full refund as no services have as yet been provided and that also applies to the "admin fee" as the ticket is unused, therefore rendering it unenforcable in law until after Satuday's match.
If anyone else has had the same struggle within and come to the same decision, please bear this in mind when dealing with the ticket office.
Today must truly be the most disappointing day of my adult life...
Sorry but...
Greenock Bear you have made my day. I am going to think of you and laugh all day now
Rankers supporters --- A breed apart
Gies ma munny back ya dobber. Am no wotchin that rubbish Happy times!
QUOTE (KnightswoodBear @ Aug 14 2008, 15:50)
If anybody has sent their tickets back, they'll be the same ones clamouring to get them back again once (or if) the team starts winning again.
You mean like, erm, Saturday past?
QUOTE (Larsson. @ Aug 14 2008, 15:31)
Greenock Bear
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George Young was was best man at my Great Uncle Archie's wedding
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George Young was was best man at my Great Uncle Archie's wedding
They like their tenuous links these huns!
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